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A wemic is a fantastical creature found in Role-playing games (such as Dungeons and Dragons) and in a small amount of modern fantasy literature. They are sometimes the subject of yerf. Wemics have the torso, arms, and head of a human and the body, legs, and tail of a lion?. They are like centaurs but with lion parts instead of horse parts. |
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A wemic is a fantastical creature found in Role-playing games (such as Dungeons and Dragons) and in a small amount of modern fantasy literature. They are sometimes the subject of furry art. Wemics have the torso, arms, and head of a human and the body, legs, and tail of a lion?. They are like centaurs but with lion parts instead of horse parts. |
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A nomadic, stone-age folk, wemics are often represented as barbaric, illiterate, and uncivilized; they are famous for being highly superstitious. Others would describe Wemics as nature-oriented people with a rich tradition of oral history -- they live close to the earth and are in tune with the magical forces around them. |
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A nomadic, stone-age folk, wemics are often represented as barbaric, illiterate, and uncivilized; they are famous for being highly superstitious. Others would describe Wemics as nature-oriented people with a rich tradition of oral history -- they live close to the earth and are in tune with the magical forces around them. |
External LinkCayzle's Wemic Site contains much more info on wemics: http://www.geocities.com/cayzle/ |
External Links*[Cayzle's Wemic Site] contains much info on wemics |
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